Existing sources
Register a file or folder. It stays in its original location and is treated as read-only.
PreservedYour files stay yours
A spatial layer, not a silent migration.
Foldoria separates the world you design from the source material you already own.
Foldoria space
Foldoria stores references, spatial layout, appearance, preferences and security metadata locally.
Local SQLiteDocuments\Foldoria
A separate managed root can hold real content. Only explicit, Rust-authorized actions may change it.
Managed rootThe Foldoria difference
Information becomes a place you can remember.
Walk between projects. Put a document on a wall. Stack reference boxes. Open a cabinet of files. Step through a door into another local world—or a validated public 3D world.
One spatial language
Built for many kinds of collections.
These are ways to use the current spatial model—not claims of cloud collaboration or industry-specific integrations.
Personal files
Turn a long-lived folder structure into rooms and recognizable objects.
Project archives
Keep visual context around research, deliverables and reference material.
Education
Lay out learning material as a place to explore and revisit.
Businesses
Prototype spatial archives locally; accounts and collaboration are not available.
Media rooms
Combine documents, images, supported local video and deliberately opened YouTube posters.
Public 3D worlds
Publish validated, read-only World Standard snapshots over static HTTPS hosting.
See Foldoria in motion
A guided walk-through is coming.
The privacy-enhanced YouTube player is prepared but makes no request until a real video ID is configured and you choose to play it.
Planned
Foldoria product film
The film has not been published yet. This space will use YouTube’s privacy-enhanced embed after an explicit play action.
Current status
A working prototype. Not yet a public installer.
Foldoria is a local Windows 11 desktop application under active development. The source can be built by developers; a signed end-user download has not been released.